Omss-Culture: Fish Anyone?

August 31, 2010

HOT OFF THE PRESSES!
Fish Anyone?

Our new novel, Fish: A History of One Migration, written by Peter Aleshkovsky and translated by Nina Shevchuk-Murray, has just arrived from the printer. They did a wonderful job and Fish will start shipping tomorrow morning.

Fish is a mesmerizing novel about the life journey of a selfless Russian everywoman. Shortlisted for the prestigious Russian Booker Prize, Fish is an expansive, gripping, often controversial story of the intimate fallout of imperial collapse, from one of modern Russia's most important writers.

If you didn't pre-order a copy, no worries. You can easily zip on over to our webstore and get yourself a copy right now. Plenty of Fish in our freezer! And, if you would like to find out more about the book, and about Peter's work in general, be sure to pop over to his website. A highlight there is an interview between author and translator of Fish.

Other Fiction for Summer

If humor and satire is more your flavor for summer (or what's left of it), then our translation of The Little Golden Calf, published last winter, may be what you are looking for. This classic novel is often recommended to Russophiles who are eager to understand what truly makes Russians tick...

Visit the book's page in our webstore for more information and to place your order.

Russian Life books is an imprint of Russian Information Services, which has been publishing fine books, maps and magazines on Russia for over 20 years, out of its world headquarters in Montpelier, Vermont.

This message was sent from Sales at Russian Life to omsstravel.1234@blogger.com. It was sent from: Russian Life, PO Box 567, Montpelier, VT 05601. You can modify/update your subscription via the link below.

Email Marketing by